Explore facilities approved for the Arizona Hyperbaric Society directory, understand our minimum criteria, and ask us to review a center you are considering.
Facilities approved for this directory meet AHS's minimum listing criteria. They are not necessarily members of Arizona Hyperbaric Society. Membership and listing approval are separate.
Patient safety comes first. We do not recommend facilities that use chambers that fail to meet our equipment criteria.
Facilities use FDA-cleared hyperbaric chambers that meet ASME PVHO-1, the Safety Standard for Pressure Vessels for Human Occupancy. Device clearance and engineering compliance are distinct requirements.
About ASME PVHO-1 ↗Staff have completed accredited hyperbaric training appropriate to their roles, including chamber operations, patient monitoring, safety procedures, and emergency response.
Qualified, licensed medical staff provide direct oversight of patient evaluation, treatment prescriptions, and clinical care.
Arizona Hyperbaric Society is not an accrediting body for these facilities. Inclusion means a facility meets our minimum directory criteria; it does not confer AHS accreditation, guarantee a treatment outcome, or mean every service offered is appropriate for every person. Confirm current credentials and discuss your treatment with a licensed medical provider.
Follow each listing to the provider's own website for current services, medical evaluation, pricing, insurance, and appointments. Additional listings appear in no ranking order.
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Hyperbaric care with education at its core.
RX-O2 is a working clinical training site for NHSA-accredited hyperbaric education and holds NHSA Facility Certification of Compliance.
AHS recognizes RX-O2 as Arizona's only NHSA-certified hyperbaric training facility.
Disclosure: AHS leadership includes RX-O2 clinic ownership and medical leadership. RX-O2's featured placement highlights its training role.
Medical clinic offering hyperbaric oxygen therapy in Chandler.
Independent hyperbaric oxygen therapy clinic in north Phoenix.
Tucson medical practice offering hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
CommonSpirit / Dignity Health wound care and hyperbaric center.
UHMS accredited. View UHMS listing ↗
[email protected]Prescription-based hyperbaric oxygen therapy in Scottsdale.
Tucson health and wellness practice offering hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy at Dr. Kilcup's Phoenix practice.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy center in Tempe.
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CommonSpirit's Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Oxygen Center and Chandler Regional Hospital are shown as one listing for the same Chandler location. Directory inclusion does not endorse every claim on an external website.
Not sure whether a hyperbaric center meets appropriate safety standards? Our team is happy to help vet a location against AHS's minimum criteria so you can make a more informed choice.
Send the facility name, city, public website, and your questions. We can help review chamber information, accredited staff training, and direct medical oversight, and identify what needs further confirmation.
A review is educational guidance, not accreditation, a guarantee of safety, or medical clearance. A facility's absence from this directory does not by itself mean it is unsafe.
Please do not send medical records, diagnoses, or sensitive health information. For personal treatment advice, speak with your treating clinician.
Send your request directly to Arizona Hyperbaric Society. We will use your contact details to respond to this inquiry.
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No. Approval for the AHS directory is based on the minimum equipment, training, and medical oversight criteria above. Membership is separate and is not implied by a listing.
No. AHS does not accredit hyperbaric facilities. Accreditation or certification by UHMS, NHSA, or another organization is separate from our directory review and should be confirmed with that organization.
Use the facility review form above. Our team can help assess the information available against our listing criteria. Not being listed does not automatically indicate unsafe care.
The society provides education and facility information. A licensed treating clinician should review your medical history, discuss benefits and risks, and decide whether a particular treatment is appropriate.
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